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How to EMBED and use a YouTube Video in either KEYNOTE or POWERPOINT
You have found a YouTube Video that you would like to show your class or use with a presentation using software like PowerPoint or Keynote. Using conversion software you have downloaded the video you would like to use. So now what should you do?
Many of you will use either KEYNOTE (Mac & iPad users) or PowerPoint (Mac, iPad and PC users. Remember that PowerPoint will read KEYNOTE presentations but during the conversion it may change the arrangement of your slides.
KEYNOTE USERS
Embed YouTube video to Keynote
As you are working you Keynote you will need to have your video location available for your use. While you are working on a slide, you can drag the video file directly into Keynote.
Like any other media asset you can use Keynote's inspector panel to add a border, shadow and even a reflection.
You can trim the YouTube videos as you like for the YouTube video to Keynote presentation.
Keynote offers some really nice advanced video controls from within the Inspector.
Go to the top of your screen to View and down the menu to Show Inspector
Click on the QuickTime logo on the top right of theInspector panel. You can change the poster image
(i.e. the image that appears before the video plays)
and you can also adjust the start and stop markers.
Save it to your network folder on your H drive.
POWERPOINT USERS
- PowerPoint will support QuickTime (.mov, .mp4) and Adobe Flash (.swf) files when you have installed the QuickTime and Adobe Flash players.
- There are some limitations when using Flash in PowerPoint 2010, including the inability to use special effects (such as shadows, reflections, glow effects, soft edges, bevels, and 3-D rotation), the fade and trim capabilities, and the ability to compress these files for easier sharing and distribution.
- PowerPoint 2010 64-bit is not compatible with 32-bit versions of QuickTime or Flash. You must install a 64-bit version of QuickTime or Flash, or a 32-bit version of PowerPoint 2010.
- In Normal view, click the slide in which you want to embed a video.
- On the Insert tab, in the Media group, click the arrow under Video, and then click Video from file.
- In the Insert Video dialog box, locate and click the video that you want to embed, and then click Insert.
You can also click the Video icon in a content layout to insert a video.
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